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1. Gatsby used parlance (n)  when he called Nick "old sport".
2. Many people would gloat (v)  over how Gatsby's parties were and how they knew him.
3. Gatsby's parties could be described as palatial (adj)  for how big they were.
4. Gatsby's chauffeur offering Nick an invitation to the party is a sign of obeisance (n).
5. After Nick met Gatsby he had a different nuance (n) of him after the rumors he had heard.

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1. Gatsby's parties never had any contraband (n) since Gatsby supplied so much favors.
2. Since no one knew that much about Gatsby everyone had a  nuance(n) about him.
3. Gatsby's parties were always open so the guests were not Gatsby's peers (n).
4. Gatsby's house was so big and expensive that people would call it palatial (adj).
5. All of the rumors going around the party were huge disclaimers (n).

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1.)At Gatsby's party there was no contraband(n).
2.)Gatsby invited his peers(n) to the party.
3.)Gatsby has a palatial(adj) mansion.
4.) People like to gloat(v) about how they know Gatsby.
5.) Jordan tends to talk about herself in a parlance (n) way.

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1. Tom, a wealthy character in the book, doesn't mess with contraband.
2. Gatsby has many peers that come to his parties every time.
3. Myrtie got a very Plunt punch in the face.7
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1. Gatsby's house is very palatial.(ADJ)
2. People gloat(verb) about Gatsby's parties.
3. Tom has a noxious relationship with Nick.
4. Nicks peers are very unusual.
5.

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1.There is no contraband(n.) at Gatsby's house because it is very fancy.
2.The chandeliers in Gatsby's house are hung by large hawsers(n.).
3. Gatsby has many peers(n.) at his parties.
4. Gatsby humbles himself, he does not gloat(v.).
5. The mistress puts on a palatial(adj.) dress.

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1.) There was a lot of contraband at Gatsby's party  because he is rich.
2.) Many people like to gloat about Gatsby's party because it makes them seem fancy and wealthy.
3.) Many of Gatsby's peers show up to his party.
4.) When Nick realized he was talking to Gatsby he felt as if a brunt was taking place in his head.
5.) Toms house is quite palatial.

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1. Gatsby invited one of his peers to his party.
2. Gatsby throws an ardent party.
3. There might be contraband at the party.
4. Nick meets Gatsby at the party.
5. Gatsby wants Daisy to come to his party.

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1. Gatsby never has contraband goods, only local food.
2. Gatsby's parlance always sounded educated.
3. Gatsby likes to talk with his peers during his party.
4. Everyone loved Gatsby's palatial home.
5. Gatsby was very ardent about his mansion.

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1. Tom's noxious (adj) relationship makes Nick uncomfortable.
2. Nick sees Gatsby's ardent(adj) mansion.
3. Jordan talks in a parlance (adj) way about herself.
4. The party was held at a palatial (Adj) residence.
5. Nick was in a brunt (n) when he realized he was talking to Gatsby.

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1.  Contraband is not allowed at Gatsby's parties.
2. People Gloated about their lives.
3. Gatsby has a Palatial home .
4. Gatsby's peers would show up to his parties .
5. Jordan act's in a Parlance manner.

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1. With the extravagant parties Gatsby throws, you would imagine that everyone who attended were his peers.
2. Gatsby's parlance is admired by many.
3. If anyone were to bring contraband into Gatsby's home, they would probably be asked to leave or detained.
4. The ardent mansion Gatsby owned was beautiful.
5. Most of Gatsby's parties were nocturne.

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1. People gloated at Gatsbys parties.
2. Gatsby lives in a palatial mansion that many people attend when he has parties.
3. Gatsby is not a peer of Nick.
4. Gatsby has quite an ardent living space that Nick visits.
5. Tom has a noxious relationship with Nick.

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1) Tom is very wealthy but doesn't own or mess with any contraband (n).
2) Gatsby wasn't really ever one to gloat (v) about his wealth.
3) Most of the people who attend Gatsby's parties are not his peers (n), they are mainly randoms.
4) Tom lives in a palatial (adj) house.
5) The nuance (n) between Nick and Gatsby's house is pretty significant.

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1. Gatsby' parties never have contraband(noun), only food and drinks.
2. Not everyone at Gatsby's party are peers(noun).
3. Everyone wonders how Gatsby lives a palatial(adjective)  life style.
4. The rumors that are spread about Gatsby are disclaimer(noun).
5. Nick is scared to enter a noxious(adjective)  relationship with Jordan.

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1. Gatsby doesn't gloat (verb) over his massive house.
2. Contraband (noun) is not allowed at Gatsby's party.
3. Gatsby treats everyone at the party as a peer (noun).
4. Gatsby's palatial (adj.) house is a great place for parties.
5. There was a disclaimer (noun) not to bring any contraband to the party.

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1. Most of the people that go to Gatsby's parties are not his peers (noun) just random people.
2. Gatsby doesn't gloat (verb) about his extravagant parties.
3. Myrtle received a very brunt (noun) punch in the face.
4. Jay Gatsby's mouse is palatial (adjective)
5. The people at Gatsby's parties use a very elegant parlance (noun)

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5 highlights about ch3 usaing some vocab

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1. Gatsby is not a peer with Nick, but he still treats him respectful.
2. People always had gloated about Gatsby even though nobody truly know him.
3. Gatsby lives in a palatial house.
4. My boy Gatsby has no contraband.
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1. Gatsby's party was in a palatial (adj) house.
2. Mrytle treated her peers (noun) as they were lower class.
3. Gatsby never gloated (verb) about his house or money.
4. There was never any contraband (noun) at Gatsby's party.
5.

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1.Gatsby's party was full of a lot of people who gloated (v) about themselves.
2.Gatsby lived in a palatial (adj) house.
3.Jordan and Nick were peers (n) at Gatsby's party.
4.Tom and Daisy have no obeisance (n) for each other.
5.The guests at Gatsby's party talked great parlance (n) about themselves.

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The Great Gatsby Ch. 3 Highlights Vocab 

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The Great Gatsby Ch. 3 Highlights Vocab 

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1. The parlance (n.) of the people at Gatsby's party was very nice and sophisticated.
2. There was a nuance (n.) between some of the people at the party, because most were not invited, but some were.
3. It was no disclaimer (n.) when Jordan kept lying.
4. No one at the party was considered very good peers (n.) of Nick.
5. Gatsby never liked to gloat (v.) about his wealth.

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1. Even though Gatsby is rich he doesn't gloat (v) on it.
2. Gatsby never had any contraband (n) at his parties because he is wealthy.
3. Gatsby lives in a palatial (adj) house.
4. Gatsby has a lot of peers (v) at his parties.
5. They were many rumors about Gatsby which has a lot of disclaimers(n).

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1. The party was held at a palatial (ADJ) house.
2. Even though Gatsby is rich he does not Gloat(Verb) over it.
3. Jordan and Nick were peers (Noun)at Gatsby's party.
4.  Gatsby was so pure and wealthy, he had no reason to have items of any contraband (noun)
5. Tom hit her right in the nose with a brunt (noun) impact.

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1. Nick and Gatsby were once peers(n) in the Third Division during the War.
2. Gatsby did not gloat(v) about his wealth, identity, or his experiences when he meet Nick.
3. Gatsby had no contraband(n)d at his party. He only had food and drinks for the guests.
4. Gatsby lives in a palatial(adj) mansion on the water.
5. Nick used a obeisance(n)  to greet Gatsby.

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1. Gatsby does not have any contraband (n) at his parties since he was so wealthy.
2. Everyone that attended Gatsby's party gloats (v) about how much money they have.
3. Gatsby owns a palatial (adj) mansion.
4. Gatsby shows obeisance (n) by inviting a lot of people at his party.
5. Jordan was a peer (n) at Gatsby's party.